1914-1999

The illustrated biography of baseball legend Joe DiMaggio.

Depicts the record-breaking baseball season of 1941 when Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams set records that have not yet been broken. Describes their personal feelings about their goals and depicts the games of that season illustrating their abilities and accomplishments. Includes color illustrations and provides statistics of other records that had been set and broken.

Chronicles the life and career of the baseball legend, from his childhood in San Francisco to his fifty-six-game hitting streak.

A biography of Joe DeMaggio by his longtime friend and admirer Morris Engelberg in which he shares memories of the legendary baseball star, and discusses various aspects of Joe's life, including his relationships with his son, and actress Marilyn Monroe.

More than three hundred and fifty sets of brothers have played baseball for the major leagues since the 1870's but few have had the skill and success of the DiMaggio brothers; Vince, Joe and Dominic. Joe DiMaggio achieved the greatest public recognition because of his career with the New York Yankees, his brief marriage to Marilyn Monroe, and because he was a long-time spokesperson for the Mr. Coffee electric coffee makers.

A biography of baseball great Joe DiMaggio, discussing his childhood, his career with the New York Yankees, his marriage to Marilyn Monroe, and other aspects of his life.

Articles and photographs from New York's "Daily News" chronicle the thirteen seasons Joe DiMaggio spent with the New York Yankees.

Chronicles the story of the legendary baseball star, his favorite bat, Betsy Ann, and the longest hitting streak in baseball history, which united the country on the brink of World War II.

Provides an account of Joe DiMaggio's fifty-six consecutive-game hitting streak in the summer of 1941, when he was a relatively unknown twenty-six-year-old player with the New York Yankees, and discusses how the record-breaking accomplishment gripped the attention of the nation in the tense days before the country's entry into World War II.

Chronicles the lives and careers of Joe, Vince and Dominic DiMaggio, focusing on their time in baseball.